The New Gulliver (Новый Гулливер, 1935) by Aleksandr Ptushko

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The New Gulliver
Новый Гулливер
Novyy Gulliver (ru)
El Nuevo Gulliver (es)
Le nouveau Gulliver (fr)
Nový Gulliver (sk)

Year 1935
Director(s) Ptushko Aleksandr
Studio(s) Moscow Cinema Factory
Language(s) Russian
Genre(s) Comedy
Literature (non-Rus./USSR)
Musical/Opera
Politics
War & battles
Animation Type(s)  Live-action
Mixed
Puppet
Length 01:13:02
Wordiness 6.78
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Description:

A young pioneer scout dreams of being stranded on an island of tiny little people, just like in Jonathan Swift's famous novel.

This was the world's first puppet-animated feature film. The version above is the original one from 1935. The soundtrack was replaced and the film was re-edited in 1961 - that version seems to be shorter (about 1h4m), has entirely different voices and music, more dialogue, a fairly large number of different edits has and the "Mosfilm" logo in the opening credits. Animation historian Georgiy Borodin has a good article here (in Russian) on the differences between the 1935 and 1961 versions.

Awards:
1934 - 2nd Venice International Film Festival, "Best Programme" award
1935 - 1st Moscow International Film Festival. Honorary diploma to the Mosfilm studio & Honorary diploma to Sarra Mokil - "For Expressive Character Types"

 

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